Polish PM Refuses President's Talks as Constitutional Court Crisis Deepens
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AlKhaleej TodayPolish PM refuses president's talks as constitutional court crisis deepens
WARSAW — Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said Friday that he would not participate in talks convened by President Karol Nawrocki to resolve the country's escalating constitutional court crisis, insisting that the dispute over the institution's leadership had already been settled.Speaking to reporters in Dublin following a European summit, Tusk dismissed the need for further negotiations over the Constitutional Tribunal, whose leadership has be…
Donald Tusk says dispute over top court has been settled even as President Karol Nawrocki seeks cross-party consultations on Monday
Polish PM Donald Tusk Rejects President Nawrocki's Invitation to Discuss Constitutional Court Crisis
Tusk was reluctant to discuss Poland's constitutional crisis with Nawrocki.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced that he will not attend Monday's meeting at the Presidential Palace, which will be devoted to the future of the Constitutional Tribunal. "The Constitutional Tribunal case has been resolved," the head of government said.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced that he will not attend Monday's meeting at the Presidential Palace devoted to the situation at the Constitutional Tribunal. He said the Constitutional Tribunal is "on a difficult path of repair" and has already begun its work.
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